Sentence examples for becoming unknown from inspiring English sources

I don't entirely know what "Becoming Unknown" (2009) is about.

Women and children's "relative seclusion within private space makes them particularly vulnerable to becoming an unknown casualty when a strike occurs," she added.

* for one of the two pigs, the moment of becoming infected was unknown and could therefore not be used in the analyses.

Among women becoming pregnant with unknown HIV status, IDUs were more than 3.5 times more likely to be diagnosed through intrapartum rapid testing than women with a non-IDU-related mode of acquisition, indicating reduced access to antenatal care and thus the application of less effective PMTCT interventions.

The road to becoming famous while remaining unknown does not run smooth.

Yet the opportunity to do this by becoming a trustee remains unknown to many young people.

There have been few certainties in politics during the past couple of months, but one thing you can be sure of is that there is no chance of the unknown Lisa becoming the next Ukip leader.

He was a media adviser for the young Russian proprietor for two years, helping reshape Lebedev's reputation from relative unknown to becoming one of Fleet Street's more vocal newspaper owners.

MOGADISHU, Somalia — A Somali journalist was shot to death on Sunday outside his home in Mogadishu by unknown gunmen, becoming the fourth journalist killed in his country this year, officials said.

Becoming comfortable with the unknown is a process, and we are not done.

It was as if he felt I was trying to convince him that he was becoming a new person, unknown, a stranger to himself, rather than acknowledging his existing state. .